Washington, DC - Communication Education , one of the National Communication Association’s 11 scholarly journals, is celebrating the association’s 100 th anniversary with a special issue devoted to...
Washington, DC - One billion Facebook users generate 2.7 billion “likes” per day (or 1,875,000 every minute). Increasingly, social media has become a form of social and political engagement, and 47...
Washington, DC - Not long after the World Wide Web gained acceptance by the general public in the early 1990s, scholars, policy makers, and others detected significant discrepancies in use among...
Washington, DC - The National Communication Association (NCA), the association representing thousands of the nation’s Communication scholars and teachers, will celebrate its 100 th anniversary this...
Washington, DC - How students feel about classes has a direct impact on how much they learn in them, and Millennial generation students expect a classroom environment that is emotionally supportive...
Voice and Gender Bias in TV Advertisements Washington, DC - A new article in the National Communication Association journal Communication and Critical/Cultural Studies examines the voice in TV...
Washington, DC - What happens when college professors are cyberbullied by their students? Sally Vogl-Bauer, a Professor in the Department of Communication at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater,...
Washington, DC - Discussing end-of-life choices with family members in a way that pays attention to how they perceive themselves and maintains your relationship with them may be more important than...
Washington, DC - Orgasms aren’t just good for your sexual relationship; they may also promote good communication. Results of a new study published in the latest edition of Communication Monographs...
**EXPERTS AVAILABLE FOR INTERVIEWS** Washington, DC - Time magazine’s online publication of a Princeton freshman’s article explaining why he’ll never apologize for his white male privilege, and the...
